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Dive Philippines

The Spots

the spots

Yolanda Reef

Big Brother

SS Thistlegorm Red Sea

Ras Mohammed National Park

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Quick Tips

Travel Time

Connectivity

Currency

Peso (PHP)

Visa Requirements

Language

Drinking Water 

Cash, Card

Avg Cost (AUD)

Most nationals are granted visa-free entry for 30 days.

Wifi: Common in cities, tourist destinations, and many accommodations.
Preferred 4G: Globe Telecom, Smart Communications, and Sun Cellular are the primary providers.

Filipino / English

Bottled water only

Cash Usage: While the Philippines is progressively adopting electronic payment methods, cash is still predominantly used, especially in rural areas and small establishments.

Cup of coffee: Approximately PHP 80-200 (
Lunch: Approximately PHP 150-600
Beer: Approximately PHP 50-150
Hotel room: standard hotel room to cost from PHP 1,500-5,000 per night.

LAX - 14hrs +
SYD - 8hrs +
Heathrow - 13hrs +

Prime Dive Season 

December to April

Typically, the prime diving window in the country spans from December to April during the dry spell. The customary rainy period extends from June to October, with Palawan especially experiencing intense rainfall, making it less ideal for diving. Yet, the central Visayas often remain inviting during these months, boasting tranquil waters and clear visibility. The transition months, namely November and May, can offer delightful diving experiences, though this can vary based on the specific region.

The Philippines comprises three primary islands: Luzon, the Visayas, and Mindanao. Additionally, numerous smaller islands pepper the archipelago, providing ideal diving locales. For marine enthusiasts, scuba diving here is a treasure trove of experiences. From vast coral reefs and intriguing underwater ecosystems to potentially encountering unique species native to the Philippine islands, the underwater world promises abundant marvels.

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Typically, the prime diving window in the country spans from December to April during the dry spell. The customary rainy period extends from June to October, with Palawan especially experiencing intense rainfall, making it less ideal for diving. Yet, the central Visayas often remain inviting during these months, boasting tranquil waters and clear visibility. The transition months, namely November and May, can offer delightful diving experiences, though this can vary based on the specific region.
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Popoyo

Bingin

Impossibles

Waimea Bay

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Exmouth

Dominican Republic

Essaouira

Diego Suarez

Esposende

Diani Beach

El Gouna

Den Haag

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